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MAJORVILLE CEMETERY HANCOCK COUNTY, ILLINOIS |
ANNA CALLIHAN Born Feb. 10, 1837 Died Nov. 6, 1901 epitaph |
Anna Callihan was born in Pennsylvania, the daughter of Charles Callahan/Callihan and Susannah Fass.
Anna was enumerated with her parents in every census year until her death. And in every census from 1850 forward, Anna's surname was shown as Callahan. See the notes for Charles Callahan/Callihan, Anna's father, for more details on this family's surname. Her son was :
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This may be the household of Charles and Susannah, Anna's parents, in 1840. In the same township was the family of Thomas "Callihen", probably Charles' father.
Household of Charles Callihen Males 20 thru 29 - 1 (Charles 1818) Females 0 thru 4 - 2 (Anna 1837, Elizabeth 1839) Females 5 thru 9 - 2 (born abt 1831-1835) Females 20 thru 29 - 1 (Susannah 1815) Total - 6 Persons employed in ________ - [no entry] |
enumerated September 19, 1850, dwelling #406 Charles Callahan, 32, male, blacksmith, value of real estate 50, born PA
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enumerated July 24, 1860, dwelling #1144 C Callahan, 42, male, blacksmith, value of real estate 1000, value of personal estate 100, born PA
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enumerated August 1, 1870, dwelling #123 Callahan, Charles, 52, male, white, farmer, value of real estate 42?? [illegible], born PA, male citizen of the U.S. aged 21 or more
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enumerated June 8, 1880, dwelling #103 Callahan, Charles, white, male, 62, married, farmer, born PA, both parents born PA
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enumerated June 1, 1900, dwelling #22, Walnut Street [immediately following the household of his son-in-law, Herman Niehaus] Callahan, Charles, head white, male, July 1818, 81, widower, born PA, father born "Scoltand", mother born PA, retired farmer, months not employed - 12, could read, write and speak English, owned his home free of mortgage Anna, daughter, white, female, Feb 1837, 63, single, born PA, both parents born PA, could read, write and speak English |
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